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Country may burn, but Modi only interested in becoming PM again: Rahul

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April 24, 2018
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Country may burn, but Modi only interested in becoming PM again: Rahul

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New Delhi, Apr 23: Congress president Rahul Gandhi today launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the country could burn, girls may be raped and the rights of scheduled castes and minorities be under a threat, but Modi was merely interested in becoming the prime minister again.

The twin burning issues of Dalit rights and women’s safety were at the centra of Gandhi’s all-out attack on Modi at the launch of the Congress’s “Save the Constitution” programme, as he asserted that constitutional values had been endangered under the Modi government and assured the people that his party would not let it happen.

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Institutions such as the Supreme Court were being trampled on and Parliament had been shut down by the government, he alleged, claiming that if he was allowed to speak for 15 minutes on a host of issues, including the Nirav Modi scam, Modi would “run away”.

Going full throttle, he alleged that institutions were being packed with people who believed in the RSS’s ideology.

Quoting from what he described as a statement by Modi, the Congress leader said the prime minister saw spirituality in sanitation work undertaken by Dalits.

But people know there was no place for the community, weaker sections of society and women in his heart, Gandhi added.

Attacking the prime minister on employment and other promises made by him before the last Lok Sabha polls, Gandhi said Modi would now come up with new promises for votes.

Modi’s earlier slogan of ‘Beti Bechao, Beti Padhao’ (Save daughters, educate them) had  become ‘Beti bachao’ (Save daughters) from the BJP and its leaders, Gandhi said in a reference to the alleged involvement of a BJP MLA in a rape case in Unnao.

Only the Congress was capable of addressing the problems facing the country, he said.

The country will do its ‘Mann ki baat’ in the next elections, Gandhi said, playing on the title of the prime minister’s monthly radio address.

Rahul Gandhi to launch party’s nationwide ‘Save the Constitution’ campaign

New Delhi, Apr 23 (PTI) Congress president Rahul Gandhi will today launch the party’s nationwide ‘Save the Constitution’ campaign, aiming to highlight alleged attacks on the Constitution and Dalits under the BJP-led regime.

Seen as the party’s effort to reach out to the community ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, the campaign launch is expected to be attended by former prime minister Manmohan Singh, party general secretary Ghulam Nabi Azad, its senior leaders Mallikarjun Kharge, Sushil Kumar Shinde among others.

The campaign will continue till next year’s April 14, the birth anniversary of Dalit icon Bhim Rao Ambedkar.

Congress’s present and former Dalit lawmakers, those holding offices in zilla parishad, civic bodies and panchayat samitis, the party’s office-bearers attached to its regional units will also attend the event, aimed at sensitising people on the current state of affairs with regard to the community

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